Dead People Server

People Whose Last Names Start With E

Dead People Server

People Whose Last Names Start With E

Robert Easton (actor) -- Alive. Born November 23, 1930. He's had over a 50 year acting career and may be remembered as Sparks in the movie Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. IMDb

Clint Eastwood (director/actor) -- Alive. Born May 31, 1930. Many Westerns, became a father again after turning 65. IMDb

Fred Ebb (lyricist) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died September 11, 2004. Born April 8, 1933. Professional partner of composer John Kander, he wrote the words for musicals like Caberet and Chicago. IBDB IMDb

Roger Ebert (critic) -- Alive. Born June 18, 1942. "Two Thumbs Up" , born on the same day as Sir Paul McCartney. IMDb

Buddy Ebsen (actor/dancer) -- Dead. Died July 6, 2003. Born April 2, 1908. Well-known as Jed Clampett on The Beverly Hillbillies, but was first-cast as the Tin Woodsman in The Wizard of Oz before a make-up allergy forced him out. IMDb

Herb Edelman (actor) -- Dead. Emphysema. Died July 21, 1996. Born November 5, 1933. Dozens of TV roles, probably best-known as Dorothy's ex on The Golden Girls. IMDb

Barbara Eden (actress) -- Alive. Born August 23, 1934. Best known for I Dream of Jeannie, once married to Michael Ansara. IMDb

Gertrude Ederle (swimming celebrity/teacher) -- Dead. Died November 30, 2003. Born October 23, 1906. First woman (and fifth person) to swim the English Channel (on August 6, 1926), her record-breaking time stood for 24 years. IMDb Obituary

Walker Edmiston (cartoon voice) -- Dead. Cancer. Died February 15, 2007. Born February 6, 1925. Heard in H.R. Pufnstuf, voiced Inferno on Transformers; also voiced Ernie on the Keebler cookie elf commercials. IMDb Obituary

Louis Edmonds (actor) -- Dead. Cancer/respiratory failure. Died March 3, 2001. Born September 24, 1923. Roger Collins on Dark Shadows, Langley Wallingford on All My Children. IMDb

Walter Edmonds (writer) -- Dead. Died January 26, 1998. Born July 15, 1903. Most famous work: Drums Along the Mohawk

Blake Edwards (director) -- Alive. Born July 26, 1922. Pink Panther, Victor/Victoria, married to Julie Andrews. IMDb

Cliff Edwards (actor) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died July 17, 1971. Born June 14, 1895. Voice of Jiminy Cricket. IMDb

Ralph Edwards (TV host) -- Dead. Heart failure. Died November 16, 2005. Born June 13, 1913. This Is Your Life and the first show on commercial TV, Truth or Consequences. IMDb

Vince Edwards (actor) -- Dead. Pancreatic cancer. Died March 11, 1996. Born July 7, 1928. Ben Casey. IMDb

George Alec Effinger (writer) -- Dead. Bleeding ulcers. Died April 27, 2002. Born January 10, 1947. Amusing SF writer, Maureen Birnbaum, Barbarian Swordsperson: The Complete Stories. AwardWeb Obituary

Richard Egan (actor) -- Dead. Died July 20, 1987. Born July 29, 1923. IMDb

Dwight Eisenhower (president/general) -- Dead. Congestive heart failure. Died March 28, 1969. Born October 14, 1890. Helped lead the American army in WWII, later served as US president in the '50s. IMDb FindAGrave

Will Eisner (artist/author) -- Dead. Following heart surgery. Died January 3, 2005. Born March 6, 1917. Created The Spirit, wrote extensively about creating comics in Graphic Storytelling. IMDb Obituary

Anita Ekberg (actress) -- Alive. Born September 29, 1931. IMDb

Jack Elam (actor) -- Dead. Died October 20, 2003. Born November 13, 1918. Mostly played villanous cowboys in movies like Rawhide. IMDb

Dana Elcar (actor) -- Dead. Pneumonia. Died June 6, 2005. Born October 10, 1927. Pete Thornton on McGyver, Agent Polk in The Sting, a founder of the L.A. Actor's Theater, died on the same day as Anne Bancroft. IBDB IMDb FindAGrave

Queen Elizabeth, II (queen) -- Alive. The current monarch of England, celebrated her jubilee in 2002. IMDb

Queen Elizabeth (Queen Mum) -- Dead. [rumors] Old age. Died INVALID MONTH 2, 03-3. Born August 4, 1900. Queen Elizabeth II's mother was hale and hardy throughout most of her life, with two replacement hips and an indomitable spirit. IMDb

Peter Ellenshaw (visual effects whiz) -- Dead. Died February 12, 2007. Born May 24, 1913. The Black Hole, 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. IMDb FindAGrave

Duke Ellington (jazz great) -- Dead. Cancer. Died May 24, 1974. Born April 29, 1899. IMDb

Bob Elliott (comic) -- Alive. Born March 26, 1923. Bob and Ray, Chris Elliott's dad. IMDb

Denholm Elliott (actor) -- Dead. AIDS. Died October 6, 1992. Born May 31, 1922. IMDb

Sam Elliott (actor) -- Alive. Born August 9, 1944. Married to Katharine Ross. IMDb

Stephen Elliott (actor) -- Dead. Congestive heart failure. Died May 21, 2005. Born November 27, 1918. Arthur's potential fiancee's father in Arthur movies, Tony-nominated actor. IBDB IMDb Obituary FindAGrave

Albert Ellis (psychiatrist/writer) -- Dead. Heart/kidney failure. Died July 24, 2007. Born September 27, 1913. Influential psychiatrist who developed Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy, an early sex therapist, wrote many books including Guide to Rational Living. IMDb Obituary

Harlan Ellison (writer) -- Alive. Born May 27, 1934. Still kvetching after all these years, was a consultant on Babylon 5. IMDb AwardWeb

Elvira (TV fixture) -- Alive. Born September 17, 1951. Horror movie, wrestling, Halloween and commercial host, real name: Casandra Peterson. IMDb

John Entwistle (bass player) -- Dead. Cocaine-induced heart attack. Died June 27, 2002. Born October 9, 1944. Member of The Who, died just before launching a major tour. IMDb

Delia Ephron (writer) -- Alive. Born circa 1944. Wrote Hanging Up, You've Got Mail. IMDb

Nora Ephron (director/writer) -- Alive. Born May 19, 1941. Wrote Heartburn, a thinly-veiled account of her marriage to Carl Bernstein, went on to direct movies like Sleepless in Seattle. IBDB IMDb

Paul Erdman (economist, writer) -- Dead. Cancer. Died April 23, 2007. Born May 19, 1932. Commentator on Marketwatch, wrote novels such as The Crash of '79 (published in '76), died on the same day as David Halberstam and Boris Yeltsin. IMDb

Paul Erdos (mathematician) -- Dead. Heart attack. Died September 20, 1996. Born March 26, 1913. Almost-ceaseless traveler and lecturer.

Friedman Paul "Chef Tell" Erhardt (chef/writer) -- Dead. Heart failure/diabetes. Died October 26, 2007. Born November 5, 1943. Philadelphia-based chef whose short cooking clips were syndicated across America during the '80s and '90s. IMDb Obituary

Jenifer Estess (activist/producer) -- Dead. A.L.S.. Died December 16, 2003. Born February 17, 1963. Theater producer who founded Project A.L.S with her sisters after she was diagnosed with the illness, died on the same day as Madlyn Rhue. IMDb

Erik Estrada (actor) -- Alive. Born March 16, 1949. CHips. IMDb

Bob Evans (entreprenuer/farmer) -- Dead. Pneumonia. Died June 21, 2007. Born 1918. Made sausage and started a restaurant chain (that makes great biscuits!). Obituary

Dale Evans (actress) -- Dead. Heart failure. Died February 7, 2001. Born October 31, 1912. Co-wrote "Happy Trails to You," with her husband, Roy Rogers, wrote a number of books on her own, died on the same day as Anne Morrow Lindbergh. IMDb

Damon Evans (singer/actor) -- Alive. Born November 24, 1950. The second Lionel on The Jeffersons, later sang Sportin' Life in a Porgy and Bess remake. IMDb

Josh Ryan Evans (actor) -- Dead. Heart disease/achondroplasia. Died August 5, 2002. Born January 10, 1982. Very short actor who played a doll (really!) on Passions, died during surgery, ironically just after his soap character was killed off. IMDb Obituary

Linda Evans (actress) -- Alive. Born November 18, 1942. Dynasty, married to John Derek before Bo, dated Yanni for years. IMDb

Mike Evans (actor/writer) -- Dead. Throat cancer. Died December 14, 2006. Born November 3, 1949. The original Lionel on All in the Family and on The Jeffersons, wrote episodes of Good Times. IMDb FindAGrave

Robert Evans (producer/gadfly) -- Alive. Born June 29, 1930. Produced Chinatown, acted in a few late '50s movies, wrote and "starred" in The Kid Stays in the Picture. IMDb

Tom Ewell (actor) -- Dead. Died September 12, 1994. Born April 29, 1909. Marilyn Monroe's neighbor in The Seven Year Itch. IMDb